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Doc: update README
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* New optional build dependencies on Android
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* main: chafa dbus glib imagemagick libelf libxcb libxrandr pulseaudio zlib
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* x11: dconf xfconf
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* x11: dconf (Optional)
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* Dependency on `libxfconf` is removed. XFCE related detection now uses `libdbus` instead (Linux)
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Bugfixes:
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* Fixes linking on 32-bit Android (#1939)
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* Skips network interfaces without IPs unless MAC address is requested (#1949, LocalIP)
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* Fixes unexpected padding when setting `logo.width` with chafa logos (#1947, Logo)
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* Regression from v2.51.0
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* Improves Wallpaper detection on XFCE4 (Wallpaper, Linux)
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Features:
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* Enables X11-related info (i.e., WM/DE) detection on Android (Global, Android)
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* This requires many dependencies. See above.
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* Adds scale factor detection for X11 (Display, Linux)
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* Adds scale factors detection for X11 (Display, Linux)
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* X11 doesn't natively report scale factor as Wayland does. Instead, Fastfetch tries to detect `Xft.dpi` (DPI used by X FreeType to scale fonts), which is usually set by the WM when DPI scaling is enabled.
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* It's not always accurate. For example, XFCE4 has a separate config for text scaling, which is not affected by the global DPI scaling setting.
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* It's not always accurate. For example, XFCE4 has a separate config for text scaling, which is unaffected by the global DPI scaling setting.
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* Adds `display.fraction.trailingZeros: [show|hide]` option for fraction formatting
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* Informs users that module-specific CLI options are no longer supported and provide guidance on transitioning to JSON config
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